ChooChoo Rolling Kitchen Island, Portable Kitchen Cart Wood Top Kitchen Trolley with Drawers and Glass Door Cabinet, Wine Shelf, Towel Rack, White

Do very much like the unit. Purchased in sept of 2020 and still holding strong. Was a b**** to put together, but do love it. There were some “blemishes”‘on the unit, but for me - it’s ok. Can’t be seen from where I have it in my kitchen. Also - love the floating shelves that hold my coffee cups ( also from Amazon ). Gf is always wanting to do projects, but this one turned out whimsical. Put the coffee cart together for her - no worries, I prefer to put the things together bc she always messes the putting together part up 😂 would recommend. But again, will have more than likely a few blemishes on wood. For price, would expect that would be perfectly in tact but none the less I love it. Would recommend. Nice amt of space it takes up. See pic to get a better idea.

I have assembled quite a bit of furniture, and have run into problems with included hardware breaking, but I have NEVER broken one (let alone THREE) screwdrivers assembling something. No stripped screws, no missing parts, and VERY straightforward to assemble with two people (although directions are a little interesting). My only dislike is the shallow drawer, which makes it difficult to fit larger items into. However it seems very well made, it was much heavier than I anticipated and I love it!

Let me break down this entire purchase for you, the potential buyer.The box it gets delivered in is ridiculously heavy which I kind of expected—but I mean it’s like REALLY heavy. I’m glad I went with my gut and had them deliver it directly to my apartment’s front door because it would have been impossible to move that box an inch out of the mail room without a dolly. I had to shimmy it through the front door! If you live anywhere other than a private residence, I highly recommend opting for the same in the delivery instructions.The product’s instructions make it pretty clear that the average assembly time is 2 hours, but keep in mind that that is for a 2-person assembly. I live alone and, given the pandemic, it wasn’t an option to invite over a friend so this project ended up taking about 5 hours from start to finish. Unlike many other furniture assembly instructions, there actually are some written tips inside and all of the pieces came with numbered and lettered stickers on them so they were easily identifiable. They don’t give you any tools to complete the assembly (or at least I didn’t get any) so make sure you have a screwdriver at the minimum, but ideally an electric one. I think it could have taken me an extra 2 hours without the power drill. Also not all of the pieces ended up fitting together perfectly which was frustrating, but that’s not super visible in the finished product.The assembly of this kitchen island with a one-woman show was probably the worst way I could have started 2021, filled with frustration and back pain, but I must admit that the finished product looks pretty darn good. Not only is it aesthetically pleasing, but it added so much storage to my (already tiny) kitchen! Also although it is rather bulky, it’s still pretty easy to move around thanks to the wheels which pivot in all directions.Overall, if you have other people in your household to help you assemble this product, it shouldn’t be too much of a hassle and you will finish in a couple hours and love the product. If you live alone and/or aren’t too savvy with furniture assembly, I would recommend going for something more simple. Either that, or dedicate a whole day to building it! The only other advice I have is to make sure you have all the pieces, count them before building, and lay them out in order. I’ve seen reviews of people missing some pieces in the packaging, and I personally received more than the manual stated I should have. Maybe they threw in some extra pieces as a precaution, but better safe than sorry! Happy building!

I rent a 100+ year old house with a 10' × 8' kitchen. This freed up a large amount of space and gave the kitchen some much needed storage!The instructions were good, but lacked a little bit of detail. My husband and I did install parts upside down. Thank goodness they're the inside of the drawers and didn't affect the look of the overall product.Most of the pieces fit together well except for the towel rack/handle. The holes to screw in the brackets were too deep for our screwdrivers to fit in and it gave a lot of resistance. We just left one of the handles loose so it would fit a paper towel roll instead.It took about 2+ hours to assemble with two adults. It's about half as difficult as assembling a kid's play kitchen.Overall happy I bought this! It'll definitely get decades of use.

The box came in looking like it had a rough go and to be fair it's pretty heavy but to my surprise nothing was damaged inside. Instructions were slightly off but it went together just like most furniture so it was easy to figure out. Overall quality is good for the price for sure.

I'll start out by stating I consider myself to be an intelligent and quite handy individual. This cart was determined to change my mind.The instructions are very intricate and the diagrams are very difficult to read. There are a ton of pieces to this cart and a lot of steps in piecing it all together.If I didn't need this as a gift for my Mother by Christmas, I would have shipped this bad boy right back to sender the moment I opened the box and saw the 4 million pieces.The box is extremely heavy, and is difficult to get in to the house and opened. I suggest using 2 people to carry.The pieces split easily, so if you aren't careful with the screws there will be unsightly splitting and screws do strip quite easily.Other than all of the complaints above, the cart once assembled looked pretty decent. The wood top appears to be good quality, and the window door gives the cart good look.